Yumi Clothing Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Yumi presents sustainability as part of its design and supply-chain approach, with an emphasis on linen, organic cotton, and other selected fabrics. The brand says it works to reduce its environmental footprint through material choices, audited factories, and packaging changes. Its environmental policy also sets expectations for suppliers on water stewardship, hazardous chemicals, wastewater, air emissions, waste management, and traceability of raw materials. Yumi states that it is committed to transparency, continuous improvement, and working with suppliers, partners, NGOs, and industry bodies to improve sustainability within the fashion supply chain.

Replaced mailers with paper bags

Yumi orders now arrive in 100% recyclable, branded paper mailing bags. No more plastic – we’ve swapped single-use mailers for eco-friendly paper. Resealable design – returns are simple, just reuse the same bag. Better for the planet – together, we’re reducing waste with every order.

Uses linen and organic cotton

Yumi says it is dedicated to crafting a wardrobe that reflects a commitment to the environment, embracing the timeless elegance of linen, the purity of organic cotton, and an array of thoughtfully chosen sustainable fabrics. It says organic cotton pieces are free from harmful chemicals and pesticides.

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Audits partner factories

The factories Yumi partners with undergo rigorous audits to ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. These audits encompass modern slavery prevention and fair wage standards. Yumi says its commitment to transparency extends to obtaining and maintaining all necessary certifications that validate its adherence to ethical manufacturing practices.

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Published environmental policy

Yumi International says it is committed to operating in a way that respects and protects the environment while supporting the well-being of the people within its supply chain. Its environmental standards cover environmental management systems, water stewardship, hazardous chemicals management, wastewater management, sustainable raw materials, air emissions, and solid waste management.

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